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Abstract
In this tribute to Martin S. Bergmann, the author pays homage to his classically informed, intellectually rigorous perspective on psychoanalysis. Bergmann conceptualized psychoanalysis as an open-ended method of inquiry, interpretation, and reconstruction, and believed that the process of understanding the self was the prerequisite to loving another.
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Mindy Utay
Mindy Utay, JD, LCSW, is a 2008 graduate of NIP with degrees in social work and law. She is in private practice in New York City, where she treats individuals and couples. She is completing an Advanced Specialization in Couple and Family Therapy at NYU Postdoctoral Program and studied mediation and conflict resolution at the Ackerman Institute.